Attorney General William Barr visiting Indianapolis Thursday to discuss Operation Legend
Barr will attend a law enforcement roundtable in Indianapolis to discuss Operation Legend.
Month: October 2020
College Goal Sunday to offer free FAFSA guidance in virtual event
College Goal Sunday will connect students and their families with financial aid experts for free in this upcoming virtual event.
MonoSol wins award for COVID-19 response
MonoSol, a global manufacturer of water soluble film based in Merrillville, won an Indiana Innovation Award for quickly boosting production of dissolvable laundry bags to protect front-line healthcare workers during the coronavirus pandemic.
‘Don’t leave it to Beaver’: Residents protest planned gravel pit at Noblesville City Hall
Opponents of a proposed gravel pit near Noblesville are mobilizing with protests, research and a new slogan: “Don’t leave it to Beaver.”
Bergerson, Oss face off for judge of LaPorte Superior Court 1
The race for judge of LaPorte County Superior Court 1 pits Democratic incumbent Michael Bergerson against Republican challenger Jaime Oss.
IMPD investigates body reportedly found burned on the east side
Officers on a routine patrol found the body about 9:30 p.m. Monday in the 2100 block of East 37th Street, IMPD said.
3 Region sisters sharing pregnancy journey
One by one, Chelsea Hill, Olivia Laviolette and Tiffany McPherson would discover they were pregnant with only weeks between their due dates, something they never imagined would happen.
3 Region sisters sharing pregnancy journey
One by one, Chelsea Hill, Olivia Laviolette and Tiffany McPherson would discover they were pregnant with only weeks between their due dates, something they never imagined would happen.
‘We’re essential’: More Latino, Black restaurant owners could apply for rent relief funds
The Indy Chamber’s Hispanic Business Council is seeking more Latino, Black restaurant owners, tenants to apply for rent relief funds available.
Aborto, Obamacare, reforma de justicia penal: Donde candidatos a fiscal general difieren
Ya sea que vote por el republicano Todd Rokita o por el demócrata Jonathan Weinzapfel, estará decidiendo cómo Indiana interpreta las leyes.